I like the steel wool idea, didn't think of that for some reason myself. I do have to ask about airbrushing the inks. Those were acrylic water-based inks and i have tried some myself but with poor results. What do you thin them with, or do you run them un-thinned and a higher pressure through a smaller needle or something else?
@@ChoppersModelworks I'm the same way, I never think of something until I see it or hear of it somewhere else. I feel like I level up every time I learn something new. I thinned the inks down with distilled water but I also added some flow improver as well. The key is to thin them so they're basically tinted water. The pigmentation is quite high so that's why they're so vibrant compared to regular acrylic paint.
Thanks. Yes, it's probably the hardest yet most rewarding aspect of the hobby. I say jump right in and go for it. The worst thing is you'll have to strip the figure and start over. You can't win until you fail a few times. Good luck!
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I like the steel wool idea, didn't think of that for some reason myself. I do have to ask about airbrushing the inks. Those were acrylic water-based inks and i have tried some myself but with poor results. What do you thin them with, or do you run them un-thinned and a higher pressure through a smaller needle or something else?
@@ChoppersModelworks I'm the same way, I never think of something until I see it or hear of it somewhere else. I feel like I level up every time I learn something new. I thinned the inks down with distilled water but I also added some flow improver as well. The key is to thin them so they're basically tinted water. The pigmentation is quite high so that's why they're so vibrant compared to regular acrylic paint.
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Hi Scott, good to see you back. I'm looking forward to the next video.
@@glennnorman9576 Thank you! Good to be back.🙂
Glad to see you back!
Thanks, m8!🙂
I am so scared to take the step into figures, but I really want to start doing large busts! Can't wait to see the next installment!
Thanks. Yes, it's probably the hardest yet most rewarding aspect of the hobby. I say jump right in and go for it. The worst thing is you'll have to strip the figure and start over. You can't win until you fail a few times. Good luck!
Great job!!!! Where can i buy that shaker? Please send us a link!!!! Thanks
@@tiagofernandes8530 thanks! You can get it here. www.sabotminiatures.com/. Tell James Scott from Small Soldier sent you. Cheers!
Thanks for the video. So, I would like to ask you where I can buy the paint shaker?
@@PavelMTB Thanks m8! Go to Amazon and search up hobby paint shakers and you’ll see several versions of the exact shaker. 🙂
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Always appreciated Robert!😁